Chemo went great and Pleasant Home

Today I had chemotherapy and it went great this time.  No problems at all.  For anyone that may be reading this and are taking chemo this is my chemo cocktail:  Methotrexate, 5-FU, Cytoxan.  I am feeling fine right now.

Tomorrow I have a hair appointment to get my hair cut short.  It will fall out in 14-21 days.  The stylist is going to style my wig also.  I will post pictures of the transition.

Now for the exciting news.  I follow a blog called Pleasant Home  Jodi was having a giveaway and I won!! 

She was giving away scrap fabric that she had collected.  When I got home from chemo I had a big package in the mail box.  How fun is that! There was a lot of fabric in this package as you can see.  I am working on a cathedral window quilt and I will use some of it for that project.  I also want to make a hexagon quilt...but that is a project that is on my bucket list for now.

Thank you Jodi for the fabric.  And if you are interested in reading a fabulous blog click here and check out Pleasant Home.

Until next time,

I'm a Winner

Dee at Red Dirt Ramblings had a give away to celebrate RDR's 2nd year anniversary and I won one of the prizes...The Easy Bloom Plant Sensor. 

  You place it in the ground, in a spot where you want to plant or near existing plants.  It measures the amount of sunlight the area receives, reads soil moisture and drainage, and collects temperature and humidity data.  You then connect it to your computer (PC or Mac) using a USB cable.  It analyzes the data and makes recommendations of what to plant or how to get existing plants to thrive.  I have not tried it yet but am looking forward to seeing it in action.  Thanks Dee!! 

While I was in Houston I bought some new software called Kaleidoscope Kreator.  Here are some of the photos I have created with it.

  This is a mini rose that is in my back yard x 20. 

Purple mums growing in the front yard x 12.








Until next time,